The Parish Council Meeting due on Wednesday 30th September 2020 has been moved to 8pm on Wednesday 7th October 2020 due to an error on the agenda issued. The new documents are available from our website.
Tuesday, 29 September 2020
Monday, 6 April 2020
Covid 19 and the Parish Council
Message from Old Windsor Parish Council
Due to the Covid 19 outbreak we were forbidden from holding any parish council meetings. The meeting that was due to happen this month, April, has been cancelled as we were awaiting further guidance from the government on what we could do.
On Saturday 4th April 2020 new laws were put in place changing how we hold our meetings during the lockdown. From May we are intending to have "remote meetings" ie video conferencing. More details will become available as soon as they are set in place.
The new guidelines state that the Annual Meetings cannot take place this year which means members that hold a position within the council keep that position now until May 2021 unless we wish to hold an Annual Meeting sooner after the lockdown has gone.
Due to the Covid 19 outbreak we were forbidden from holding any parish council meetings. The meeting that was due to happen this month, April, has been cancelled as we were awaiting further guidance from the government on what we could do.
On Saturday 4th April 2020 new laws were put in place changing how we hold our meetings during the lockdown. From May we are intending to have "remote meetings" ie video conferencing. More details will become available as soon as they are set in place.
The new guidelines state that the Annual Meetings cannot take place this year which means members that hold a position within the council keep that position now until May 2021 unless we wish to hold an Annual Meeting sooner after the lockdown has gone.
Wednesday, 25 March 2020
RBWM Covid 19 Advice
COVID19 resident and business update page
Please use the link below for the latest advice on Covid 19 from RBWM:
https://www3.rbwm.gov.uk/info/200384/news_and_information_releases/1521/covid19_resident_and_business_update_page
Wednesday, 18 March 2020
Friday, 1 November 2019
OLD WINDSOR NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
The Old Windsor Neighbourhood Plan went to referendum on 10th October 2019. The plan was passed and the official result is here.
What is a Neighbourhood Plan?
A
Neighbourhood Plan is a way of helping local communities to influence the
future planning of the area in which they live and work. The Plan must be an
evidence-based assessment of the social, economic and environmental needs of a
community. In the case of Old Windsor, the Plan will give the local community
an opportunity to have a greater say in the planning and development of the
village over the next ten to fifteen years and once adopted the Plan will have
legal weight and will be used when making planning decisions in the Parish.
A Neighbourhood Plan allows us all to have a say in
where new homes, shops and offices and other developments should be built.
To identify and protect or develop local green spaces.
To influence what new buildings should look like.
What we have done so far
·
Focus
groups with village organisations
·
Village
wide questionnaire
·
Borough
Plan/Neighbourhood Plan Information Day
·
Newsletter/website
updates
·
Information
stall at 2014 Carnival
·
Village
History and Development Exhibition
·
Exhibition
at the 2015 & 2016 Carnival
As a result of what you have told us please follow the
links below
We welcome your comments as this is your Neighbourhood Plan
Tuesday, 4 June 2019
Old Windsor PCC News
OLD WINDSOR PARISH
NEWS
St Luke's Church
St Luke's is being advertised as a Hall for Hire. It will be available for Hire any day except Sundays but is not available for children's parties. Cost is 'negotiable to meet your budget and our needs'. Contact Antony on 01753 855344 or antony53@sky.com
This piece appeared in the Parish Magazine of May 1866. It was to mark the occasion of the marriage of Miss Wrench of the Priory, Elizabeth May, to Mr. Arthur Burslem Hay which took place on 3rd April 1866.
Friday, 30 November 2018
Roadworks in RBWM
For a list of the roadworks taking place in RBWM this week please go to:
https://www3.rbwm.gov.uk/info/200217/roads_and_pavements/663/council_highway_works_on_site_this_week
https://www3.rbwm.gov.uk/info/200217/roads_and_pavements/663/council_highway_works_on_site_this_week
Monday, 30 April 2018
OWPC BOUNDARY REVIEW RESPONSE
Old Windsor Parish Council have set out their response to the Boundary Review. Our proposed new boundary is below:
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If you wish to comment on the Boundary Review then you can do so here https://consultation.lgbce.org.uk/node/10380 the consultation closes on the 7th May 2018.
Monday, 3 April 2017
Wednesday, 1 March 2017
RBWM Return of unused community equipment
Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead
News
Release
Campaign launched to return unused community
equipment
The Royal
Borough is launching a campaign to get unused household aids such as walking
frames, grab rails, telecare and bed rails returned so they can be put back to
use.
Community
equipment can make a huge difference to residents’ lives but if it is not
returned when no longer needed then it goes to waste.
The council
provides equipment free of charge to help empower residents to live
independently and wants to make sure the assistance is available to as many
people as possible.
Any items that
were loaned out by the Royal Borough can be returned by dropping them off at
Alzheimers Dementia Support (ADS) in Maidenhead High Street under a new pilot
scheme. For every piece that comes back a small donation will be made to the
charity.
Cllr David
Coppinger, cabinet member for adult services and health, said: “This campaign
really is win-win situation – the more equipment we get back, the more we can
offer assistance to vulnerable residents and for every item returned, a small
donation will be made to charity.
“It never
ceases to amaze me how much of a difference these small gadgets can make to
residents’ wellbeing and by cutting the amount of wasted equipment we can
ensure that even more people can benefit.”
The pilot
scheme will start with small items of equipment being returned to ADS in
Maidenhead but is expected to roll out to include drop off points elsewhere in
the borough and then spread into a county-wide initiative.
For each piece
of equipment that is returned through the shop the council will donate a small
item to the ADS store which can then be sold on to raise further funds.
Larger items
such as profile beds, mattresses, hoists, chairs and equipment used for
personal hygiene e.g. commodes, toilet seats cannot be returned through the
scheme.
Residents are
asked to check that equipment did come from the Royal Borough before returning
it. This can be done by looking for a sticker that provides the NRS name, says
“to order a collection” and the NRS contact number.
Alzheimer’s
Dementia Support can be found at 75 High Street, Maidenhead, SL6 1JX.
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